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Node/Express service that:
- Receives Appspace outbound webhooks, enriches with Workspace ONE MDM
data (matched by serial), and posts Adaptive Card alerts to Webex.
- Runs a Webex bot in WebSocket mode with two commands:
* `offline [filter]` - lists currently offline / lost / failed
Appspace devices, enriched with per-device MDM facts + console links.
* `restart-offline [filter]` - sends WS1 SoftReset (reboot) to every
currently-offline device that has a WS1 record. Capped at 50 per
invocation with bounded concurrency to protect the WS1 API.
Notes on hardening already applied:
- In-flight promise coalescing in mdm.js and index.js so burst webhook
traffic can't stampede the WS1 token / device-cache refresh or the
Appspace token refresh.
- Structured logger that serializes Error instances (message, stack,
code, axios response.status/data) instead of stringifying to "{}".
- Webex 7439-char message-limit handling: `offline` builds its body
incrementally against a character budget and reports accurate
"N more not shown" truncation.
- Uses string phrases for `framework.hears(...)` so the framework's
`(^| )phrase($| )` wrapper handles group-space @mentions correctly,
and a shared `extractFilterArg()` helper so filter parsing works
identically in DMs and mentioned messages.
Config, Docker, smoke-test profile, and healthcheck included.
Secrets are managed via `.env` (gitignored); see `.env.example`.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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services:
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app-dev:
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build: .
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container_name: appspace-webex-dev
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ports:
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- "1889:3000" # host 1889 → container 3000 (app always listens on 3000 inside)
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env_file: .env.dev
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environment:
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- PORT=3000 # force internal listen port (overrides any PORT in .env.dev for container)
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volumes:
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- .:/app
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- /app/node_modules
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command: npm run dev
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user: root # dev bind mounts often require root for host uid/perms; prod image uses non-root
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restart: unless-stopped
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profiles: ["dev"]
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app-prod:
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build: .
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container_name: appspace-webex-prod
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ports:
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- "1889:3000" # host 1889 → container 3000 (app always listens on 3000 inside)
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env_file: .env
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environment:
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- PORT=3000 # force internal listen port (overrides any PORT in .env for container)
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restart: unless-stopped
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# No `profiles:` key on this service, so `docker compose up -d` (or `docker compose up -d app-prod`) starts it by default.
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# Use `docker compose --profile dev up -d app-dev` for development (only starts the dev service).
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# Inherits non-root USER node from Dockerfile for security hardening
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# Dockerfile HEALTHCHECK is automatically used by Docker
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# Smoke test service: starts the prod image with minimal dummy envs
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# (required vars are validated at startup). Used by `npm run docker:smoke`
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# to verify the container builds, starts, and /health responds.
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smoke-test:
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build: .
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container_name: appspace-smoke-test
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environment:
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- PORT=3000
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- NODE_ENV=production
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# Dummy values for required env vars (validation happens early)
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- WEBEX_BOT_TOKEN=smoke-test-bot-token
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- WEBEX_ROOM_ID=smoke-test-room-id
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- APPSPACE_INSTANCE_URL=https://smoke.example.com
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- APPSPACE_SUBJECT_ID=smoke-subject
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- APPSPACE_REFRESH_TOKEN=smoke-refresh-token
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- APPSPACE_API_BASE_URL=https://smoke.example.com
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- SMOKE_TEST=true
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# No ports published; we use docker inspect for the built-in healthcheck status.
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profiles: ["smoke"]
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# Uses the hardened Dockerfile (non-root, healthcheck, etc.) |